Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
THE FLOWER FES rIVAL.
Generous Donations of Flowers
The Opening Exercises.

work are earnestly requested to be a
the Pavilion at any time after s o'clocl
this morning. 1t might be well to init
mate to those who only visit the Pa
vilon out of idle curiosity that they ar
decidedly in the way, and unless they
intend to assist in the work they shoulo
defer their visits until the Festiya
opens, when they will be received ant
treated as invited guests. Many more
flowers are desired. The floral process
sion will take place on Wednesday
night, and those who are to take par
are requested to meet at the Pavilion
this afternoon at o'clock for rehearsal
Mr.. F. Jordan, the Master of Ceremo
nies. would also like to meet his aidei
at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The exer
cises for this evening will be as follows
Prayer, by Rev. W. H. Pendleton.
| Grand March-8 o'clock.
| Opening Address by His Honor. the Mayor
Unyeiling of the Floral Ship of the new
State of Southern California.
Remarks by r. NJ. Widney.
Music.
YESTERDAYS CONTRIBUTIONS.
Following is given list of the articles
contributed to the Floral Festival yes
terday, with the names Of the doners:
Mr.. R. B. Russell, magnolias, lilies
and geraniums.
Mrs. w. R. Wilson, callas.
Mrs. Raymond, 927 Main street. callas
and marguerites in great quantities.
Mrs. Cornwell, 22l South Olive street,
large basket full of calla lilies.
Mrs. II. w. Harris, East Seventh
street, large variety of flowers.
4 gentleman whose name we failed to
get brought quantity of lilies, date
palms and large package OF papers.
Mrs. G Ii. Haas, 235 lilies, nearly as
many leaves, marguerites and geraniums.
Mrs. Madison Booth. lilies.
Mrs. G. l.. Stevens, variety OF flowers,
callas, asparagus boughs and foliage.
Mrs. Il. A. Brown, East Los Angeles,
callas and geraniums.
Mrs. Addison, East Los Angeles, large
quantity Of lilies and leaves.
Mrs. Wild, East Los Angeles, large
quantity of lilies and leaves.
Mrs. A. H. Nier, East Los Angeles,
large quantity of lilies and leaves.
Master Percy and George Smith, San
Gabriel, basket of beautiful flowers.
Carrie Clausen, bunch of pansies.
Mrs. Richardson, Boyle Heights, calla
lilies and marguerites.
Mrs. d E. Miles, Boyle Heights, Gala
lilies and msrguerites.
Mrs. General Bouton, callas.
Mrs. Mathews, Bellevue Avenue,
callas.
Mrs. Murray, Rosas street, roses and
callas.
B.. r. Cham berlain, Cumming street,
Boyle Heights, large quantity OF callas.
Mrs. Barris, large collection OF callas
ana variety of flowers.
Miss NJ. Ward, marguerifes.
Mr.. Ney, large quantity of smilax for
Mrs. Day.
Mrs. Fillmore's, collected from the
following named ladies: Mrs. o. Trant.
um, Mrs. Scoville. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
c. J. Fox, callas and marguerites.
Mrs. John Horner, East Los Angeles.
125 callas.
Mrs. Kaster, Marguerites.
Mrs. b. Chandler, lilies.
Mrs. VIM. HEAVIER, marguerites, chi.
nese arborvite, blooming China tree,
lllltS dutt NCIpchhos
Mrs. Rule, Boyle Heights, a very fine
display of double geraniums.
Mrs. Thos. Weiss, large lot of lilies.
Mrs. A. w. Ryan, lilies and marguer-
ties.
Mrs. Buddington, Virgin street, Gala
lilies.
Mrs. Blanchard, large basket full of
lilies and roses.
Mrs. Edward Duncan, callas.
Mrs. Emma King, callas and palms.
Mrs. McNamara, A Laurel street,
lilies and evergreens.
Mrs. Lowry, A Laurel street, lilies
and evergreens.
Mrs. l. r. Van Nuys, Spring street,
large quantity of lilies.
Mrs. Addison, marguerites.
Mrs A. III. Sanborn, Boyle Heights,
Gala lilie,.
Mrs. u R. Threlkeld, Boyle Heights,
Gala lilies.
Mrs. ]. C. Koford, fifty calla lilies.
Mrs. William Croser, Bunker Hill
avenue, lilies and marguerites
Mrs. DR.. Sohus, Bunker Hill avenue,
lilies and marguerites.
Mrs. Miller, Boyle Heights, margue.
rites and callas.
Mrs. Hamilton, Boyle Heights, mar
guerites and callas.
Mrs. Blake, Boyle Heights, margue.
rites and callas.
Mrs. d. w. Hanna, 500 lilies.
Mrs. Longhead, varbenas and lilies.
Mrs. Harding, geraniums, verbenas
and bridal wreath.
Mrs. C. S. M lies, lilies and marguer.
ties.
Main Street M. L. Church, variety OF
flowers.
Mrs. Fl. f: Lautz. S33 Hill Street;
large quantity of flowers.
Mrs. E. B. Millar, callas.
Miss Alice Tsggart, marguerltes.
Mr.. L. Z. Anderson, palm leaves and
magnolia boughs.
Mrs. E. P. Madison 26O Boyle Heights,
callas. leaves and pepper boughs.
Mrs. Mauch, callas and leaves.
Mrs. Hollenbeck, callas and leaves.
Mrs. A. Workman, callas and leaves.
Mrs. Carlton, twenty. five callas and
leaves.
Mrs. Waite, twenty-aight callas and
leaves.
Mrs. Baker, 1856 callas and leaves.
Mrs Mathews, fifty callas aud leaves.
Mesdames Dean and Aiken, sixty cal
las and leaves.
Mrs. Carr, sixty callas and leaves.
Mrs. Speedy aud Mrs. Bacon, 500 cal.
las and leaves
Miss Embody, ninety callas and
leaves.
Mrs. A. J. Tansy, lilies and leaves,
blue margueretes, geraniums, pansies
and roses.
Central Baptist Church, large quantity
of lilies and leaves.
Mrs. L. Gibbs, Vernon District, wagon
load Of evergreens.